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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

3

Views on Evolution and Faith by George W. Vandyk e

GEORGE W. VANDYKE argues for maintaining God’s supremacy while allowing discussion of evolution. He criticizes Tennessee law restricting teaching and calls for a constitutional protection of inquiry, framing faith, prayer, and conscience as the core of religion. He states he will accept or reject evolution based on its impact on God’s primacy.

Dayton Tenn U. S. Supreme Court Tennessee God

Outing at Lake McCoy for Church Members and Friends

More than 100 members of the Baptist church and friends attended a Lake McCoy outing hosted by the Brotherhood. Afternoon events included fifty yard races and contests such as tug of war and potato races, followed by a basket dinner and music from Smiler's orchestra. Weather prompted an early departure due to rain and wind.

Lake McCoy Brotherhood of the Baptist Church Smiler

Adams Division Meeting Organizes in Adams

The Decatur County Council of Religious Education's Group No 1 met Tuesday night July 21 in the I. O. O. F. hall Adams Eldred Wiley led the session Murray Gordon was elected president and Dorothy Maudlin secretary for the next meeting Rev Morgan of Columbus gave the address Pastors and superintendents from St Paul Adams and Columbus attended and the gathering concluded with refreshments and monologues.

Decatur County Council of Religious Education I. O. O. F. Hall Adams Eldred Wiley Repub LaHue Lela Harrell Murray Gordon Lena Doggett Avis Wright Georgia Ayers Irene Hizer Lavina Wright St. Paul M. E. Church Morgan The Christian Chuch of Columbus Dorothy Maudlin Margaret Updike Lee Watkins Avery St. Paul Martin Columbus

Walter Ellitt by guard to Mary E Doner

Walter Ellitt by guard transfers to Mary E Doner in the city for a payment of 152 dollars.

Walter Ellitt Mary E. Doner

Walter Eulitt to Mary Doner Payment Note

Walter Eulitt transfers 305.58 dollars to Mary E Doner in the city.

Walter Eulitt Mary E. Doner

Mrs Bowen Dies After Lingering Illness at 70

Mrs John Bowen aged 70 died at 3 a m in her Sardinia home after a lingering carcinoma. Survived by husband and son Ed of Sardinia. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p m at Sardinia Baptist church with burial in Cave Springs Cemetery south of Sardinia.

John Bowen Sardinia Sardinia Baptist Church Cave Springs

Miss Hatton Severely Bruised in Michigan Road Crash

Miss Myrtle L Hatton 14 year old evangelist was in a Ford touring car with her father when gravel on the Michigan road caused a loss of control and the vehicle flipped into a ditch. They were aided by Elmer Seward and other passersby. Hatton sustained severe bruises and scratches. her father unhurt. The car was damaged with the top demolished and fenders bent, blamed on underinflated front tire.

Myrtle L. Hatton Miss Hatton Michigan Road Shelbyville Hugh Taylor Elmer Seward Mr. Hatton

Dexter Irvin Dexter Marries Miss Sherwood in Harrison

Robert Irvin Dexter son of Mr and Mrs W E Dexter formerly of St Paul now Connersville wed Miss Mary Thelma Sherwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Sherwood Harrison Ohio on Saturday July 11 at the Harrison Methodist parsonage A reception followed at the groom's uncle home in Harrison Ohio

Robert Irvin Dexter W. E. Dexter St. Paul Connersville Mary Thelma Sherwood Walter Sherwood Harrison, O Harrison

Pittsburg Couple Visits Old Friends in Town

Mr. and Mrs. John Scobey of Pittsburg Pennsylvania are spending the week here. They motored through and have taken rooms with Miss Belle Hickman at 224 West Washington Street. Mr. Scobey was born and reared here and returns to visit old friends after forty years away.

John Scobey Pittsburg Belle Hickman West Washington Street Scobey

Property Transfer and Courtyard Visit Noted

Flora Suttles transfers to Mary E. Doner a city lot for 91 dollars. Mr and Mrs Ernest Snyder from Indianapolis visit their uncle Will Schorling and wife Sunday.

Flora Suttles Mary E. Doner Ernest Synder Indianapolis Will Schorling Sunday

Stranger borrows $250 from deaf mute in Columbus

A man, posing as a deaf mute caller, borrowed $250 from Casey Wright of Columbus and left after giving a note bearing 8 percent interest. He claimed the name W. J. Vice and address Maysville Kentucky.

Casey Wright Columbus W. J. Vice Maysville, Ky

Hartsuch Grover Wedding in Lansing Native Ties Abroad

Miss Lucille Grover daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Grover of Lansing Michigan married Paul Hartsuch son of Mr and Mrs George Hartsuch of Kendallville Indiana in a formal home ceremony. Rev N A McCune officiated. Guests included family from Kendallville Chicago Albion Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor. After a two month honeymoon they will reside in Birmingham Alabama. Both graduates of MS C.

Lansing, Mich Lucille Grover E. L. Grover Lansing Mich Grand River Av East Lansing Paul Hartsuch George Hartsuch Kendallville Ind N. A. McCune Bruce Hartsuch Frances Ayres Dawes Lohengrin Jean Horning Portland Gladys Heft Faye Foster Nancy Jane Hartsuch Mary Ellen Grover Mr. Hartsuch Horace Farley Albion Scott Baker Eugene Hubbard Ann.Arbor Dorothy Stout Constantine Miss Foster Miss Horning Miss Huff Nancy Jane Mary Ellen Ruth Newman Leah Stoll Marie Wilcox Mildred Wilcox Olive Marie Foster Lea Jensen Earl Chicago Garfield Farley Floyd Hazel Battle Creek Horning Ray Haas Vicksburg Harry Haas Scotts P. W. Nelson Grand Rapids Peter Powers Kalamazoo Gertrude Stout Kenneth Stout Paul Vorheis Detroit Marian Egbert LaPorte Evans Paw Paw Ann Arbor E. Addison R. Murray Hartsuch Montreal Regina Ruffnerav Birmingham

Man Escaped Indiana Robber Faces 30 Years in Tennessee

Ralph Lee also known as Howard Barr was sentenced to thirty years for highway robbery in Tennessee after two convictions. He had fled Indiana where he was jailed on a murder charge against an Indianapolis grocer and broke jail twice at Franklin. He was recaptured in Brown County after his first escape.

Indiana Tennessee Knoxville Tenn Ralph Lee Howard Barr Lee Indianapolis Franklin Ind Brown County

Viola Hulsman and John Elsner Married in Indianapolis

The wedding of Miss Viola Hulsman daughter of Chris Hulsman Indianapolis and John Elsner Indianapolis occurred at 9:00 this morning at Holy Angel church Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Gustave Banschbach Shelbyville attended. Miss Hulsman is cousin of Mr and Mrs Anthony Habig in the city.

Viola Hulsman Chris Hulsman Indianapolis John Elsner Holy Angel Church Gustave Banschbach Shelbyville Miss Hulsman Anthony Habig

Arrest on One Day and Work Next Day at Penal Farm

Wilber Knight a Jennings county farmer was arrested after a raid on his home near the Bartholomew county line found about 50 gallons of liquor 200 gallons of mash and a 300 gallon still. He was tried in North Vernon and sentenced to six months at the state penal farm with a 130 dollar fine.

Wilber Knight Bartholomew County Jennings County Putnamville Institution Knight Webster North Vernon Ray Hearne Arlie Arbuckle Hearne Arbuckle Columbus Republican

Hobo leaps from speeding Big Four train near McCoy's station

A hobo escaped uninjured after jumping from Chicago division mail train No 16 on the Big Four near McCoy's station as it headed toward Cincinnati at 60 mph. A companion stayed aboard but was captured east of McCoy's. Brakeman and conductor sighted the leap. no arrests were made as the train departed Greensburg.

Chicago Division No. 16 McCoy’s Station Cincinnati Greensburg

Children Called to Bedside of Mother

Mrs. John Nienaber of Cincinnati and Joe Kneuven of Cheviot Ohio have been called to St. Maurice on account of the serious illness of their mother Mrs. Ben Kneuven of that community. She has been an invalid for nine years and is reported in a sinking condition today. Another daughter Mrs. Anthony Nienaber of east of Greensberg is at her bedside.

John Nienaber Cincinnati Joe Kneuven Cheviot Ohio St. Maurice Ben Kneuven Kneuven Anthony Nienaber East of Greensberg

Arrest of William Ricketts in clothing theft case

William Ricketts, from near Gaynorsville, was arrested at Columbus by Sheriff Otis Maddux on a charge of stealing clothing from Mart Miers. He was brought to the county jail in this city late today.

William Ricketts Gaynorsville Columbus Otis Maddux Mart Miers

Locals Welcome Vesta Kissinger on Mt Sterling Visit

Mrs. Vesta Kissinger of Mt Sterling Kentucky arrived in this city morning to visit guest of Mr and Mrs D M Stamper and family. Gilbert Richey employed in Indianapolis spent the weekend in this city with his parents Mr and Mrs Mort Richey.

Vesta Kissinger Mt. Sterlling Kentucky D. M. Stamper Gilbert Richey Indianapolis Mort Richey

Nurse from Greensburg Helps Indianapolis Woman

Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll of Clarksburg, a former Greensburg resident, is home from duty as special nurse for Mrs. Dan Stewart of Indianapolis. Stewart, daughter of the late Rev. Joseph Tarkington, spent her girlhood in Greensburg and is over 85, yet vigorous and interested in Greensburg people.

Elizabeth Carroll Clarksburg Dan Stewart Indianapolis Stewart Joseph Tarkington Greensburg

Miss Mattie Cook Wins Free Art Institute Scholarship

Miss Mattie Cook of Greensburg High School won a John Herron Art Institute scholarship, one of thirty four Indiana recipients. The $130 award covers first year classes plus museum and library access. Cook designed school paper covers, posters and was editor of the student paper with state press offices.

Mattie Cook John Herron Art Institute Greensburg High School Indiana John Herron Art Institute of Indianapolis Art Miss Cook Tree City Breeze Tower Tree

Dr Bird Returns From Fort Harrison Training Camp

Dr C R Bird arrived last night from Indianapolis and reports Fort Benjamin Harrison hosts 1300 to 1400 young men in training at the Citizens Military camp this month. Cadets receive practical military instruction daily at the encampment near the city.

C. R. Bird Indianapolis

Freight Train No 92 Derails Wreck Near City Limits

A Michgan division freight train No 92 derailed after a resin box car jumped its track near the city early morning. The engine kept moving until the next car uncoupled, setting brakes and stopping the train. About 700 cross ties were torn up as the damaged car dragged along. Local wreck crew cleared the main track by 6 am. severity could have been worse.

Michigan Division Anderson

Young People Elect Howard Styers and Fay Brune

Group 7 of the Decatur County Council of Religious Education met at Letts Baptist church with about forty five attendees. Howard Styers was elected permanent chairman and Fay Brune secretary after a devotional and business session. A music program followed along with a talk by Rev Albritten and light refreshments.

Decatur County

McHughs Visit Cincinnati Relatives and Friends

Mrs John McHugh and spouse traveled to Cincinnati today to spend the day visiting relatives and friends. Miss Leone Reddington with Marsha and John Reddington visited Mrs E A Walker in New Point. Mr and Mrs Ed Risk and daughter Mary of New Point were guests of Greensburg friends Saturday.

John McHugh Cincinnati Leone Reddington Marsha John Reddington New Point E. A. Walker Ed Risk Mary Greensburg

Obituary: Frank A. Thompson Passes at 68

Frank A. Thompson born January 4 1857 in Preble County Ohio died July 14 1925 at his home aged 68 years 6 months 10 days He left orphans at eight with twin Francis Marion He married Mary E Porter December 18 1879 and had Nettie and Clifford He lived in Missouri and Greensburg before settling on the Beggs homestead He joined Liberty Baptist Church in 1906 and served as a trustee Survived by wife Nettie Douglas Clifford Maurice Wayne and siblings Fran cs Marion Alice Voss and C C Barclay He was beloved for his quiet Christian life and service to others He rests in faith awaiting the Master’s call with poems about rest and peace

Frank A. Thompson Robert Margaret Thompson Preble County Ohio Francis Marion Martha Beggs Beggs Mary E. Porter Missouri Nettie Clifford Liberty Church Greensburg Liberty Baptist Church Nettie Douglas Maurice Wayne Francs Marion Alice Voss Richmond Ind C. C. Barclay Moberley Frank Thompson

Major Hospital Reports First Year Deficit at Shelbyville

The Major hospital at Shelbyville reports 480 patients treated, 337 operations, and 28 obstetrical cases in its first year. Receipts total $25,568.52, leaving a deficit of about $4,000. Management is pleased with the overall record.

Shelbyville

Dale Roberts Charged With Issuing Worthless Checks

Dale Roberts of North Vernon was arrested in North Vernon at the request of Shelbyville officers. He faces a charge of issuing a worthless check in Shelby circuit court after five checks to Walter Haehl, a Shelbyville restaurant owner, bounced at a Westport bank. Authorities investigate additional possible checks and a prior forgery case, dismissed after restitution.

Dale Roberts North Vernon Shelbyville George A. Nigh Roberts Shelby Circuit Walter Haehl Haehl Westport

Local Yackmaster Substitutes as McHugh Out of Town

George Jutting steps in for John McHugh today as yackmaster while McHugh is away. Harry Eberhart from Connersville spent the weekend in town with friends and Doris Kalb is ill at her West North Street home.

George Jutting John McHugh Harry Eberhart Connersville Doris Kalb West North Street

Elizabeth Evans Celebrates Seventeenth Birthday in Spring Hill

Mrs Elizabeth McCord returns to Cincinnati visiting Mr and Mrs J W Evans and family with great grandson Charles Sweeny Jr. Little Charles Sweeny Jr has been sick. Lettie Bayliss of Clarksburg visits Laurel friends. Elizabeth Evans resigns at Mrs Will Kincaid home due to ill health. Marie Martin of Williamstown works at Kincaid home. Evans marked by a pleasant surprise for her seventeenth birthday with friends wishing many more.

Elizabeth McCord Cincinnati J. W. Evans Charles Sweeny, Jr Lettie Bayliss Clarksburg Laurel Elizabeth Evans Will Kincaid Miss Evans Marie Martin Williamstown Kincaid

Ripley County Fair at Osgood Promises Big Attractions

The Ripley county fair at Osgood August 4 to 7 features a bucking Ford auto act seen at the Indiana state fair, the Six Keith Sisters, and The Battle of the Seas with fireworks. A new cattle barn will double exhibit space as fifteen harness and running races offer over $5,000 in purses and premiums.

Ripley County Osgood

Exemptions Rise Slightly in 1925 for Decatur County

The 1925 mortgage exemptions total 725,740 dollars and soldiers' exemptions total 104,884 dollars in Decatur County, compare to 1924. Overall, exemptions increased by 27,361 dollars from 1924 to 1925.

Decatur County

Republican Women Elect Chesline Vice President

Mrs. Lela B. Chesline of the license department was elected vice president of the Statehouse Republican Women's club, defeating Mrs. Ida G. Belser 46 to 35 at a meeting last evening. The vacancy followed Vera Braden's retirement. Chesline is noted among the states Rebekahs and served on the state home committee.

Lela B. Chesline Secretary Statehouse Republican Women’s Club Chesline Ida G. Belser Vera Braden Rebekahs State Home Committee Belser Greensburg Ida Grubb

Waldron Couple Secretly Marries in Paris Ill

Ensminger Lawrence L. Ensminger son of Mr and Mrs John H Ensminger Waldron and Miss Lillian Keppel daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Keppel Blueridge were secretly wed in Paris Illinois May 23 1925 by Rev Codd The couple plans to live in Waldron after September 1 A surprise charivari followed the revelation with fourteen carloads attending and giving cigars and candy to guests.

Lawrence L. Ensminger John H. Ensminger Waldron Lillian Keppel G. C. Keppel Blueridge Paris, Ill Codd Waldron Auto Sales Co Marie McKay Detroit Mich Mrs. Ensminger

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George W. Vandyke Adams Division Young People’s Religious Work Lic Bent Dexter Sherwood Grover Elsner-Hulsman Bulletin Dr. Bird Fort Harrison Camp Howard Styers Fay Brune Westport Bank Spring Hill Aaa Ensminger-Keppel
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